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The I 65
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Some of the county pages contain quite a bit of
information and may take as long as 25 seconds to load. Most will take less time however.
The info is worth a short wait!
SUGGESTIONS FOR PRINTING
The text in the Birding Guide
county articles is inserted
into a table cell to make it easier to read on your computer screen. This, and other
factors such as the navigation bars and pictures, make the pages quite long. If you simply
click the printer button you will print items that you don't need and you may be surprised
to discover that the "page" is actually 10 sheets of paper long.
To print just the text on the pages try this:
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Open your word processer (Word, Works, Wordperfect etc.)
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Return to the Birding Guide Page and hold down the left button on the
mouse and select the text you want to print.
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Place the cursor over the selected text and right click. In the box
click "copy".
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Move to your word processor and right click on the blank page. In the
box click "paste".
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The text should flow onto the page ready for editing,
printing, or saving to a file.
This procedure works only for IBM compatible computers.
You are on the South
Alabama Birdfinding Page.
Click Here to return to the top (county list).
Recommend a
Site/Submit An Article
If you know of a good birding location that is
in a county listed above, send the name of the location and the county to Charles Kennedy
at: saba@alaweb.com We will have one of our
writers contact you about taking a tour of the area and preparing an article.
If you would like to write an article for this
guide follow these simple guidelines: If the location is a small site write it as a
"single stop location". The information should cover, how to get there, a brief
description of the habitat, the type of facilities available, and any helpful comments
about the location. Refer to the article on Sherling Lake Park in the Butler County
section for a guide.
If the site is large, or consists of several
small sites close together, the article should probably be written as a "Birding
Trail" article. Contact Charles Kennedy at saba@alaweb.com
for more details on this type of article.
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Alabama Birdfinding Page.
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